The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1887-06-09

Items Taken From the Latest Teie
graphic Reports on Subjects
| Of Interest.
The woman Ray Raymond, indicted TO
murder at Spokane Falls, has been &C
quilted.
| Italy wants more money for the cam
paign in Africa, which the Chambers il
inclined to vote.
Alex. Brown, formerly of Butte, was
killed in the Viola mine at Nicholia, Ida
ho, on May 26th.
The bank statement in New York fo1
the week shows reserve decrease of ove1
one million dollars.
The police regulations of Germany
are being transplanted by Japanese po.
lice bureaus to Japan.
President Cleveland has denied the re-
port, widely circulated in the newspa pers,
that he is coming west.
The Toxic railroad between Yokohama
and Adamara, Japan, was completed May
I'd, and is now open for travel.
The official physicians say that the
throat disease of the Crown Prince OF
Germany will yield to treatment.
Gen. Boulanger, the COMMANDMENTS
chief of the French armies, has asked for
a furlough on account of ill-health.
A movement is being made in Spain to
urge the government to increase the
duties on foreign cereals and cattle
The Japanese Naval Department has
decided to make the standing fleet consist
of fifty war ships and several cruisers.
The Smanton and Santa Cruz hotels at
Santa Cruz, CAL, were destroyed by fire
last week; loss, $4,000, partly insured.
Emperor William laid the corner stone
of the lock for the North Sea canal amid
great pomp ard ceremony last Saturday.
a posJa Clerk named Zolinski has ab-
seconded from Vienna with registered let
ters containing money amounting to $75,-
600.
Mr.. Blaine left his home at AUGUSTA.
Me-, on Saturday for New York, whence
he will take the steamer for his European
trip.
A woman named Teller at Spokane
Falls has murdered her husband and
failed so far to prove it was in self-de-
fense.
Lincolns old attorney general, James
S. Speed, of Louisville, is dangerously i'll
at that city. He is on the verge of eighty
years of age.
Regan defeated Files in fight of forty
four rounds with hard gloves for the
on the Hudson above New
York, last Thursday.
The German press is consoling the
country for the recent outbreak of the
war spirit in France by claiming a closer
alliance with Russia.
The Colorado cattlemen are being
o1oo rod off tho ~o,Abo., No.
ervation, in pursuance with the presi-
dents PRONUNCIATION.
Airmount, a town in Mississippi, was
badly demolished by terrific hail storm
asst Wednesday, and crops in the vicinity
we're totally destroyed.
Evictions at Bodyke, Ireland, continue.
The tenants do what they can with cay
'nne pepper and hot water to make it
pleasant for the officers.
The cotton spinners and operatives have
;alled meeting at Manchester to devise
means to oounteract the effects of the
liverpool corner in cotton.
Jacob Gaudaur, the American oarsman, !
(efeated Ned Hanlan, the Canadian, in a |
ace of three miles on Calumet Lake for |
5000 and the championship of America. |
Russia has prohibited the acquisition
f land by Chinese in towns on the Pa
itic coast of Siberia. They will only be
flowed to lease estates outside of the
owns.
At Birmingham, Pennsylvania, eight
nen were killed and six badly injured
" the premature explosion of dynamite
It the stone quarry of the Cambria iron
company.
The Algemeine Zeitung, at Vienna,
mentions project limited at to make the,
'ope king Of Palestine, under a guaran-
ee of protection on the throne by all |
Catholic powers.
Police Captain Williams, of New York,
received an internal machine by express |